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#PennedPossibilities 618 — Is your SC prone to jealousy? How might they handle any envious feelings?
I know June experiences jealousy is Synergy of Hopes, though back then she had no right to act upon it. Now she knows how much Niv loves her and that there is no one else in his life. I'm afraid to imagine what could happen if that changes
八尺様#PennedPossibilities 618 — Is your SC prone to jealousy? How might they handle any envious feelings?
Shiomi: I wish I had Ume to myself. But I know that’s not happening. She was with Tomo long before I came along. Sometimes those feeling creep out, but most of the time I try to get along with Tomo. He’s a good guy, just a little rough around the edges. If he left with Kan-chan, I’d have mixed feeling. On one hand, I would be so happy to have Ume to myself and on the other hand, I’d miss Tomo and be really sorry Ume was hurt. #KonbiniIdol #NMPP
#PennedPossibilities 617 Random: If you're an avid reader, what's the weirdest thing you've used as a bookmark?
I just came to confess that I do not use bookmarks. I scavenge around the pages until I find my place like a filthy heathen.
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#PennedPossibilities 618 — Is your SC prone to jealousy? How might they handle any envious feelings?
Dr. Arcturius "Dante" Cason hates when the woman he loves is shown attention from anyone. He would never say it, would never voice the words aloud, but he'll burn with jealousy as he watches on. All of this is ridiculous, of course, because he'll never tell her how he feels... Maybe one day, if he ever gets up the nerve. Until then, he'll just suffer in silence. (Also, I've never mentioned this woman's name here. It's a big spoiler for Book 2.)
As for jealousy in any other way, Dante never experiences it. He's a fantastic doctor and others looks up to /him/, not the other way around. "Workplace jealousy" never happens. Dante's Inferno is a med shop that everyone frequents.
An early #PennedPossibilities prompt will be posted in a few minutes for you guys, just because I'll be out this evening.
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#PennedPossibilities 617. Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
Receipts, library checkout slips, prescription slips, envelopes, loyalty cards, clean food wrappers, other books, a coaster, the odd plate, a bag of rice - all fairly normal stuff, really.
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#PennedPossibilities 617. Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
BC Transit used to give out transfers that were light cardboard in the same shape as a credit card. They were perfect little bookmarks. As an undergrad, I would collect loads of them and use them for all the books I was reading for class.
Damn, man. Just typing that was *nostalgic*.
jin jiyan azadî #PennedPossibilities 617. Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
I was an avid reader when I was living in Vancouver 20 years ago, and now when I get back to these books I find old one-zone Vancouver transit transfers.
#PennedPossibilities 617. Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
A sock. It was handy and I couldn't find my bookmark.
617. Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
I can't really think of anything really weird. Most of the times I used the bookmarks that back then came with the books, ads for the bookstore. Also, when hardcopies have jackets, the flaps of the jackets. These days I mostly read ebooks because of bad eyesight. Sometimes food falls on the tablet, but that then bookmarks everything, the sticky mess.
#PennedPossibilities 617. Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
Another book. Bookception! I didn't use the entire book. I'd put them facing away from each other and slip part of the book I wasn't reading into the book I was reading. At most, it was a temporary measure while I grabbed something else.
#pennedpossibilities whoever came up with today’s prompt, thank you. Lmao at the responses so far.
#PennedPossibilities 617 — Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
I don't tend to use weird things as bookmarks. Once, though, while visiting Texas, I bought a book in a thrift store in the small town of Clute, and halfway through reading it, a ticket for the San Luis Pass-Vacek toll bridge (west of Galveston) fell out. I think it must have been from the 1970s given the prices. I kept it as a curio.
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#PennedPossibilities 607: Where are you in your life now? Most pleased with?
ANTAGONIST: I'm stuck out of time, trying to get out of the shadow of the MC. Or a version of the MC. It's complicated, and really she just needs to disappear. I suppose I'm most pleased about having been able to blend in here for the most part.
#PennedPossibilities 617 — Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
Mostly political flyers that I've stuffed into my pockets during demos.
#PennedPossibilities 617 — Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
Scrunched up clumps of my own (then ultra long) hair.
#PennedPossibilities 617 — Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
A slice of salami.
#PennedPossibilities 617 — Random: If you’re also an avid reader, what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever used as a bookmark?
Glasses? The TV remote control?
When I was still reading a lot of physical books, I tended to lay them down upside down, which hurts the spine (and yes, my books are not pristine anymore).
These days, I often use little sticky marks, especially when researching.
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#PennedPossibilities 615 What is the best time of day for you to write?
Mornings.
Best if I get into the story before I do anything else, but that rarely happens.
Next best time is evenings. But I love reading more in the evening.
So for a second writing bout, I usually pick late afternoon.